What headphones would be compatible with this keyboard?
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The keyboard uses the larger 1/4 sized headphone jack. They sell really good 1/8 to 1/4 adapters here on Amazon.
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I think any kind of headphones would work for it. I would personally use the iPhone headphones that are provided when you get in iPhone, but that's just me
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The best suggestion would be a keyboard amp, like a Peavey KB1 or any of the Roland KC amps.
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I'd say this model is somewhat overkill for just plugging into a keyboard. I would suggest the much cheaper Sennheiser HD201, which is not only a very good value headphone, but is also much lighter and more comfortable than the SRH440.
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This keyboard is USB compatible. It plugs directly into your computer. My best advise would be to go M-Audio's website and read what software programs it works with.
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You can use any standard headphones. And as with Kalela's answer, try an upgrade.
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I regularly use a Bluetooth Bose headset and Bluetooth Silvernight keyboard...both have been working splendidly.
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Yea - anything that has support for usb and will accept keyboard input will work with this - that is the beauty of USB - u asked the right person, I work in IT - lmk if you have any other questions..
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Probably. They have standard rca plug with 1/4 " adapter for keyboard. Really crummy headphones though. I sent them back & exchanged for sonys.
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Yes it should work with your keyboard but if that is your primary use I would recommend getting the midi version of it. That will give you a higher accuracy level on the harmonys
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Yes, there is 3.5mm Aux line in connector on the top of the keyboard, you can connect it with your headphones.
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K. Gilligan, Wireless headphones, no. For wireless keyboards, we can't officially recommend any brands or models, but many have reported that Microsoft's wireless keyboards can work with our televisions. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Anything with 3.5mm audio output will be able to work with these headphones
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cyberghostx13,We recommend HID (Human Interface Device) compliant keyboards. We can't recommend a specific model, but if you have luck with it, we'll be happy to pass the information along to others who ask. --Mr. S
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the px100 is great as far as keyboard touch goes, and if you are a beginner I'd say it's fine to learn on. I would prefer an upright with good touch, generally yamaha or steinway only, but if you are looking between this keyboard and a crummy upright, I'd go with the keyboard. 3.5mm regular headphone jack X2-13 years as a competitive pianist
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Any Bluetooth 3.0 keyboard that is compatable with Andriod 4.4.2 or higher should work or any micro USB keyboard (I use Bluetooth). As for recommending one, I can't... But anything with 4 stars or 5 should be reliable. Hope this helped. :)
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no, not with this keyboard, it only has a headphone output and an input for a sustain pedal. ok.
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You bet, but if your headphone jack is stereo, you'd want to get a cable that splits from 1 stereo jack to 2 mono jacks because the only inputs in the DR-40 are the 2 mono jacks on the bottom (they accept either 1/4" or XLR cables). You could probably just use any old stereo or mono cable and just plug it into 1 of the mono jacks, but you'd lose the stereo sound. This may or may not matter depending on whether the setting you're using on your keyboard even really gains anything from being in stereo. I hope I explained that clearly enough.